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Aggression is any behavior or action intended to harm others. While multiple definitions exist in the literature, it is generally described as any behavior directed toward a living being with the intention of causing harm. Types of Aggressive Behavior Physical Aggression: Refers to behaviors that cause physical harm to the target individual, such as hitting or injuring. Verbal Aggression: Involves using verbal means to harm the target, such as insults or demeaning statements. Hostile Aggression:

Aggression is any type of behavior or action intended to harm others. While multiple definitions exist in the literature, it is generally described as any behavior directed toward a living being that aims to cause harm and is motivated by the intention to inflict damage. Types of Aggressive Behavior Physical Aggression: Refers to behaviors that cause physical harm to the target individual, such as hitting or injuring. Verbal Aggression: Involves using verbal means to harm the target individual,

Intermittent Explosive Disorder (IED) is a clinical condition classified under the category of Impulse-Control Disorders in the DSM-5 diagnostic criteria. The core feature of this disorder is the individual’s inability to resist impulses, urges, or provocations that may result in harm to oneself or others. Within the framework of psychodynamic theories, this condition is described as a weakening or collapse of the self-regulatory mechanism between the impulsive "id" and the controlling "superego